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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
7
Local residents report guests visiting from Lost Nation and Chicago, with several trips to Ames and Elwood. Miss Anna Waters and Irwin DeVine wed at Deer Creek, while George Sidle and Dorothy Harrison wed in Maquoketa. Delmar families extend congratulations as returning residents bring news of school, church events, and summer plans.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hill and daughter Edith attended the funeral of relative Harry Blake in Maquoketa last Wednesday. Mrs Blake formerly Miss Myrna Taubman of our city has many friends here who sympathize deeply. George Allison of Nashville has purchased the farm north of tower owed to Miss Emma Clark and the forty acres adjoining it owned by J B Rossiter. Streets were oiled last week and farmers report rapid sales at good figures. Leonard Canty returns home from Beeton Illinois for the summer. Dr Harlan S Cassin has located in Kingelay Indiana to practice veterinary medicine. A testimonial for Chamberlains Tablets from Wm B Wisler of Douglasville Pa is quoted. Staack Luckiesh Broxam Hinckley.
Mrs WiF Smola Jr of Dearborn Street reports backache and kidney symptoms improved after using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Staack Luckiesh's Drug Store. She describes sharp pains and fatigue easing with the product priced at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes the remedy.
The Ames Iowa Intelligencer warns that some think alcohol is a cure for colic or stomach pain. It notes people press for whiskey or doctor notices, and mentions Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as an alternative. The piece reflects common misconceptions about using liquor for stomach ailments.
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